Welcome to Sunny Skies, your personal engine for simulating fantastical weather! This guide will show you how to create stunning, high-fidelity visuals of weather events that exist only in your imagination.
Creating a simulation is easy. Just follow these steps:
This is the fun part! In the Fantastical Anomaly box, describe the weird, wild, or wonderful weather you want to see. The more descriptive you are, the better the result.
- Need an idea? Click the ✨ (Suggest) button, and the AI will invent a creative starting point for you.
- Want to brainstorm? Click the 💬 (Assistant) button to open a chat with an AI creative partner who can help you refine your ideas into the perfect prompt.
In the Location box, type in any real-world place. As you type, suggestions will appear. Select one.
This is where the magic begins. When you choose a location, Sunny Skies does two things instantly:
- Fetches Live Weather: It pulls in the current, real-world weather conditions for that exact spot.
- Generates a "Live View": Our WeatherNext engine generates a real-time satellite photograph of your location. You'll see this image appear, giving you a sneak peek of the environment.
For the true weather enthusiast! Click the toggle switch next to Advanced Data Layers to reveal a set of professional-grade data feeds. By flipping these switches, you can tell the AI to make its simulation even more realistic by including:
- Live satellite imagery for cloud patterns.
- Detailed terrain maps so the anomaly interacts with mountains and valleys correctly.
- Real-time oceanographic data for coastal simulations.
- And much more!
How do you want to see your simulation?
- Images: A beautiful, cinematic, ground-level view of the event.
- Satellite: A top-down, tactical view, like you're seeing it from space.
Hit the Simulate Anomaly button and watch it go! The engine will now process all your inputs to create a unique, high-fidelity image of your fantastical weather event, perfectly grounded in the location you chose.
Sunny Skies is more than just a random image generator. It uses a powerful, multi-step process to make your simulations feel plausible and deeply connected to their environment.
When you pick a location, we don't just use the name. Our WeatherNext data engine generates a fresh satellite image of that location. This image becomes a crucial visual reference for the AI.
Instead of just mashing your text and location together, our simulation engine does something smarter:
- It Analyzes the View: The AI first looks at the "Live View" satellite image. It studies the terrain, the layout of the city, the real cloud formations, and the geography.
- It Re-imagines the Prompt: Based on its visual analysis, the AI writes a new, much more detailed prompt for itself. For example, if you ask for a "Glass Hailstorm" over Denver, the AI sees the Rocky Mountains in the satellite view and might rewrite the prompt to be: "A dramatic storm releases glittering shards of glass hail that shatter against the rugged peaks of the Rocky Mountains just west of Denver's city skyline."
- It Creates the Final Image: The AI uses this new, enriched prompt to generate the final simulation. This is why the final image looks so uniquely tailored to its location—because it is!
This context-aware process ensures that every simulation is a one-of-a-kind piece of art, blending your imagination with real-world detail.
Enjoy exploring the skies!